Does Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) have enough cash now and going forward to pay its rich dividend? There should be a great deal ...

The last of these looks defensible as a way of recognizing Ford Credit’s real economic contribution to the overall company.

Ford plans 2025 dividends despite falling profits and tariffs, raising questions about sustainability and cash flow limits.

Ford Motor seems determined to avoid reducing its dividend, even as President Trump's tariff policies hammer the auto maker's profit. The company is on track this year to pay dividends of 75 cents a ...

Ford (NYSE: F) pays an alluring dividend. The automaker's payout currently yields 5.6%. That's several times higher than the S&P 500's dividend yield, which is currently less than 1.5%.

While Ford doesn’t have a share repurchase program in place, many investors are beginning to question whether its generous dividend is sustainable. And there’s reason to worry.

Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) offers a highly attractive dividend, with a current yield of 5.6%, well above the S&P’s average, which is under 1.5%. The company pays a quarterly dividend of $0.15 ...

Ford's dividend yield, a measure of how much a company pays out relative to its stock price, will rise to 2.9 percent, which is higher than the average 2.2 percent among companies in the Standard ...

Ford Motor late Monday suspended its 2025 guidance, just days after General Motors trimmed its annual outlook. The surprise isn’t Ford’s lack of a forecast, but that GM thought it could make one.

Yet Ford stock's fall over the past year or so has pushed its dividend yield to 5.6% at a share price of $10.70. Ford, however, also paid a special dividend of $0.15 per share recently.

Ford currently pays a quarterly dividend of $0.15 per share ($0.60 annually). It has paid that quarterly rate since the beginning of 2023, when it hiked its payout from its prior rate of $0.14 per ...